➠ Words that start with f
List contains 14087 Words that start with "f".
- - Place with a barn and silo maybe
- - Cultivate forehead and arm
- - Area of land for growing crops and rearing animals
- - "Animal ...," 1945 allegorical and satirical novel by George Orwell
- - It can surrounded by carrots and beets
- - A place where you find cows and sheep, as well as crops
- - Sow and hoe
- - Setting for the black-and-white parts of "The Wizard of Oz"
- - Place with oinking and cackling
- - Place to grow crops and raise livestock
- - Place that can precede the starts of 20-, 30-, 36-, 46- and 52-Across
- - Sow and hoe for dough
- - Place to sow one's oats?
- - Animal ...., George Orwell novel
- - "Rebecca of Sunnybrook ...."
- - It's a long way to Maidenhead, a country place
- - old macdonald workplace
- - beet ...... (dwight schrute grew up on one)
- - Raise animals or crops
- - ... had a ......, e-i-e-i-o!"
- - Place with a tractor
- - a place in the country is a long distance by motorway
- - one involved in a stable economy?
- - Where crops are grown in part of Armagh
- - remote, minute place where animals are bred
- - Remote mountain top where crops are grown?
- - grow weed, say
- - Barnyard site
- - Work in one's field
- - Setting for Babe
- - Setting for the classic sitcom Green Acres
- - site for mining cryptocurrency
- - where things keep cropping up
- - Place of cultivation distant by miles
- - Stockholder producing Fromage Frais, cuts foie gras
- - Barn's location
- - Old McDonald's property was original family branch
- - holding fellow by limb
- - False alarm for the bank's stockholder
- - Cultivate the land
- - North-bound motorway service area for pigs?
- - ...-to-table restaurants
- - place where one may raise birds or herds
- - "animal ---", novel by george orwell
- - - ...-to-table (movement that promotes locally grown food)
- - he's employed as a fieldsman
- - This has nothing on marine fish producer?
- - Spread of sorts
- - where produce is grown
- - Word before "E, I, E, I, O," in song
- - A farmer's office
- - Word with fat or funny
- - Bring in the sheaves, e.g.
- - Where you might turn up a lot of dirt
- - MacDonald's milieu
- - Agricultural holding
- - Word with hand or land
- - Word that can follow "ant" or "funny"
- - Word following truck or oyster
- - Woodstock setting
- - Where crops are grown
- - Trollope's "Orley ......"
- - Sunnybrook, for one
- - Sunnybrook, e.g.
- - Sunnybrook of fiction
- - Soil tiller's land
- - Silo locale
- - Sharecrop, e.g.
- - Rural property that may have a silo on it
- - Raise cane?
- - Pumpkin patch locale
- - Plant food?
- - Orwell's "Animal ......"
- - Old MacDonald's property
- - Old MacDonald's establishment
- - Old MacDonald's asset
- - Old MacDonald had one, in song
- - Minor-league club, in baseball
- - Minor league club
- - MacDonald's workplace?
- - MacDonald's property
- - MacDonald's digs
- - MacDonald's asset
- - Kind of team or system
- - Kibbutz, usually
- - Hayseed's milieu
- - Growth industry?
- - Growing locale
- - Growing enterprise
- - Granger's quarters
- - Ethan Frome's home
- - Crop-raising land
- - Crop source
- - Barn's place
- - 4-Her's home
- - "Shane" setting
- - "Lie on Lie" Chalk ......
- - "Green Acres" locale
- - ......-to-table
- - Stable home
- - Croft
- - Old MacDonald's residence
- - Cultivated land.
- - Someone born on Columbus Day, e.g.
- - Cultivate land
- - Seasonal help
- - Till the soil
- - Kind of team.
- - Horse's home
- - 'Old MacDonald' setting
- - Dairy ............
- - Rural spread
- - Work the land
- - Female member in growth industry
- - Agricultural establishment
- - Grow food
- - Crop-growing tract
- - Do a job in the ground for all sides today
- - Till distant month
- - Crop-raising business
- - MacDonald's place
- - Agricultural land
- - Place to cultivate crops
- - Raise crops
- - Subcontract, with "out"
- - Female member in growing business
- - Use the land
- - Old MacDonald had this fine weapon
- - Silo setting
- - One to grow on
- - Growing field
- - Old MacDonald's home
- - Word before hand or land
- - Some coat of arms one associates with a number of animals
- - ......-to-table movement
- - MacDonald's spread
- - Small plantation
- - Horse place, perhaps
- - Some coat of arms supporting a number of animals
- - Subcontract (out)
- - Field-plowing site
- - Country workplace
- - Silo site
- - Starts to feel angry, raiding merchant's till
- - Grow crops or livestock
- - Many a rural business
- - Crop spot
- - Grow crops
- - Old MacDonald's place
- - Rebecca's home
- - Where to see your business grow?
- - Smallholding
- - Cow's home
- - Locale for 4-H'ers
- - Business needing seed money?
- - Robert Earl Keen "...... Fresh Onions"
- - Produce produce
- - Where business is growing
- - Barnyard's locale
- - Agricultural business
- - '09 Dinosaur Jr. album
- - Do field work
- - Crop-growing place
- - Growing concern?
- - Old MacDonald's spread
- - Growth operation?
- - '09 Dinosaur Jr. album they raised for food?
- - Many hands may be found on it
- - Food source
- - MacDonald's home
- - Henhouse locale
- - Growing business
- - Place in an Orwell title
- - Where things crop up?
- - Raise things
- - 40 acres, maybe
- - "Charlotte's Web" setting
- - Late S.N.L. actor
- - U.S. Postmaster General: 1933-40
- - FDR's postmaster general.
- - Former Postmaster General.
- - chris who played matt foley in snl sketches
- - Novelist Mowat
- - 1990s "Saturday Night Live" comedian Chris
- - Chris of "Tommy Boy"
- - "Beverly Hills Ninja" star Chris
- - Granger of "Strangers on a Train"
- - "The Black Stallion" author Walter
- - Granger of films
- - Former P.O. name.
- - Man called "Mr. Democrat."
- - Well-known Democrat.
- - Prominent Democrat.
- - Actor Granger.
- - Heavyset SNL star died tragically at 33
- - "Strangers on a Train" star (1951)
- - Bit of bread offered to newt, which Ken Livingstone liked
- - Ultraliberal's place on the political spectrum
- - Socialists, on the political spectrum
- - One end of the political spectrum
- - Liberal and then some
- - Very liberal
- - Ultraliberals
- - 1996 Coen Brothers film for which Frances McDormand won a Best Actress Oscar
- - long-running tv series inspired by a 1996 coen brothers movie.
- - City in North Dakota - and a film by the Coen brothers
- - 1990s film with a famous wood chipper scene
- - 1996 movie with the line "sir, you have no call to get snippy with me"
- - tv show inspired by a coen brothers movie of the same title
- - Film for which Frances McDormand won her first Oscar
- - 1996 film by the coen brothers
- - FX series inspired by a Coen brothers film
- - Coen Brothers classic
- - FX series based on a Coen Brothers movie
- - 1996 Coen Brothers thriller
- - Oscar-winning film and Emmy-winning TV series
- - 2014 Emmy-winning miniseries based on a 1996 film
- - Movie whose screenplay won an Oscar for the Coen brothers
- - 1996 Coen brothers film
- - Frances McDormand film
- - Coen brothers film
- - 1996 Best Picture nominee
- - Coen brothers film of 1996
- - The Coen brothers' 1996 release
- - Film for which Frances McDormand won an Oscar
- - 1996 film that won Best Original Screenplay
- - McDormand Oscar film
- - Film by the Coens
- - Coen brothers hit
- - 1996 Joel Coen film
- - Coen brothers 1996 film noir
- - Coen brothers 1996 film
- - 1995 Frances McDormand film
- - Coen brothers' 1996 hit
- - Oscar winner for Best Original Screenplay, 1996
- - AFI's #84 (1996)
- - Coen brothers film, '96
- - Best Picture nominee of 1996
- - Film following mythical boat
- - TV anthology series whose 2014 season starred Martin Freeman
- - FX series set in the Great Plains
- - Oscar-winning city in North Dakota
- - Twin city of Moorhead, Minnesota
- - fine mythical ship in us city
- - Wells ..., American financial services company
- - Significant eastern city of North Dakota
- - north dakota's most-populous city
- - Crime drama set in the Midwest
- - FX series that starred Kirsten Dunst and Patrick Wilson in season 2
- - FX crime drama that features a new cast every season
- - Partner of Wells
- - North Dakota's largest city
- - FX series with Billy Bob Thornton
- - North Dakota home of the Roger Maris Museum
- - Banking partner of Wells
- - Seat of Cass County, North Dakota
- - North Dakota city on the Red River
- - Largest North Dakota city
- - Wells's partner
- - McDormand-Macy movie
- - North Dakota border city
- - Wells' partner
- - North Dakota State's home
- - Frances McDormand picture
- - Henry Wells' partner
- - City in southeast North Dakota
- - Wells ......
- - Macy's showcase?
- - Oscar competition for "The English Patient"
- - Seat of Cass County
- - Henry Wells stopped here
- - N.D.'s largest city
- - Wells's friend
- - City in N. Dakota
- - Pony express man.
- - Largest city in N. Dakota.
- - Largest city in North Dakota.
- - Pioneer expressman.
- - Largest city in N. D.
- - Pioneer of the pony express.
- - Co-founder of the Pony Express.
- - Red River city
- - City on the Red River
- - Dakota city
- - North Dakota city
- - City in North Dakota
- - Flickertail State city
- - N.D. city
- - Wells ___ (financial services company)
- - Tennis star relocated to North Dakota?
- - People who relocated from the Netherlands to North Dakota's most populous city?
- - where you might hear the following: "so then, not too many planes are landin' here, i'm guessin'." "oh yah?"
- - Growing business includes heads of Friesians, reindeers, oxen? Article, in fact, implies a cock and bull story!
- - The top-shelf fiction in relation to bottom shelf non-fiction, for instance, couldn't be further from the facts
- - Does this explain why space cadet doesn't get it in pure fiction? That's way off!
- - Way off, in a way
- - Way off
- - Years and years from now
- - In fact, every cup they served was ...
- - A long way into a meal
- - Flour or meal made from any kind of cereal grain
- - Perhaps deeply embedded, needing a meal
- - Porridge meal
- - Cereal meal
- - Flour or meal
- - Malt-O-Meal ingredient
- - Breakfast cereal meal
- - Meal made from cereal.
- - Meal
- - Breakfast cereal option
- - creamy breakfast fare
- - Form of breakfast cereal
- - Flour made from cereal grain
- - Hot breakfast serving
- - Oatmeal's kin
- - Hot breakfast fare
- - Oatmeal alternative
- - Cream of Wheat makeup
- - Footballers welcome right-back's article on the type of bite that sets one up
- - Cereal flour
- - Little Rascals boy
- - Oatmeal's cousin
- - Hot breakfast cereal
- - Sort of cereal
- - Cereal usually served hot
- - Cooked cereal
- - Cream of Wheat, essentially
- - Breakfast bowlful, perhaps
- - Type of cereal
- - Type of flour
- - Hot breakfast dish
- - Flour type
- - Flour for puddings
- - Potato starch
- - "The Italian Dickens."
- - Warm mild-tasting cereal
- - One of "The Little Rascals"
- - "Our Gang" member
- - A Little Rascal
- - Breakfast fare
- - Breakfast choice
- - Breakfast bowlful
- - Breakfast dish
- - Hot cereal
- - Breakfast food
- - Breakfast cereal
- - Hot cereals
- - Cereal foods.
- - Infants' cereals.
- - Some cereals
- - Fine meals
- - Breakfast foods
- - start to feel a buzz, making out
- - Turning out
- - Making out
- - Getting along
- - Anna of "Mom"
- - Actress Anna who hosts the "Unqualified" advice podcast
- - Actress Anna who stars on "Mom"
- - Actress Anna who left 'Mom' after season 7
- - Anna of 'The Emoji Movie'
- - Anna of the 'Scary Movie' films
- - Actress Anna of 'Mom'
- - Anna of the "Scary Movie" series
- - "Scary Movie"'s Anna
- - Anna of "The House Bunny"
- - Anna of "Scary Movie"
- - "The House Bunny" star
- - actress anna who wrote the memoir "unqualified"
- - anna ..., actress who starred as shelley darlingson in 2008 romcom the house bunny
- - See 58-Down
- - Janney's "Mom" costar
- - Website noted for Photoshop contests
- - a piece of potato/soda bread, staple of the ulster fry.
- - Announcement on a cross-North Dakota trip?
- - 1996 neo-noir crime drama; 1990 crime drama
- - Almost beyond repair
- - Almost beyond help
- - Beyond repair
- - In a terrible state — of anger (anag)
- - Almost kaput
- - Travel north tucking into food well past its sell-by date?
- - Badly deteriorated
- - Nearly shot
- - Nearing complete exhaustion
- - ... those UFO abductees were ......
- - Near the end
- - Remote
- - Abbé in "The Count of Monte Cristo"
- - Abbé ......, Edmond Dantes's prison pal
- - American mariners from North Dakota who served on Jason's ship?